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Las Vegas judge orders Bryce Hall to avoid ex-girlfriend as felony case proceeds
A judge imposed a no-contact order through Jan. 12, 2027, for TikTok creator Bryce Hall, who faces a felony coercion count and a domestic battery charge stemming from a reported July incident. Hall’s next court date is Dec. 8.
A Las Vegas judge ordered TikTok creator Bryce Hall to have no contact with his former girlfriend, Mika Lafuente, through Jan. 12, 2027, as he faces criminal charges tied to an incident reported in July.
Hall, 27, is charged with one felony count of coercion involving physical force or threats and a first-offense domestic battery charge, according to court documents. A criminal complaint filed in August alleges he used physical force against Lafuente, including carrying her outside over his shoulder and throwing her to the ground. The allegations have not been proven in court.
An arrest warrant for Hall was issued Sept. 10. His next court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 8. Hall’s representatives had not provided a response to a request for comment by the time of the report.
The case came amid several domestic-violence awareness events in the Las Vegas Valley on Wednesday. Metro police held a tree dedication honoring 25 people who died from domestic violence in 2025, while The Shade Tree shelter hosted a candlelight vigil for victims and survivors.
Angelina Florczyk, founder of Vegas Girl Events and a creator with more than 80,000 followers, said the allegations unsettled her. “Violence is never the answer,” she said, adding that public visibility brings responsibility for online creators.